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National Republican., 1887-08-09
Another Trim to Luray.

Wednesday next, August 10, another Of those
enjoyable and select excursions to the Csverns
of LuIay will take place. There is no excur-
sion out of Washington upon which more real
pleasure, select, personal and solid, SUBJ
stantial instruction can be obtained than on
trip to Luray. The wonders OF the Caverns are
beyond description, the excursioust being
moro and moro mystifled as the journey
through the various passages proceeds. The
scenery en- route is grand and historic. The
passengers who desire can obtain good din
ner at the station and proceed tD the Caverns
without delay, and spend four hours IN view
ing enc of the gfandest wonders of the world.
The special train OF elegant coaches will leave
b. Il o. depot, Washington, at $40 4. NJ. sharp,
and returning, arrive home at 900 r. NJ. The
fare for round.trip is only $780, which includes
admission to the Caverns, and entities holder
10 reserved seat in car. The number Is posi-
lively limited, and those who contemplate 60.
ing had hetrer purchase carly A. Il. !: y. ticket
Offices, Nos. 6l9 aud 1851 Pennsylvania ave..
or at the depot on the morning of the eScnr-
sicn.
Remember the date. wednesday Angus. 10.
Round-trip rate only 50 80.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
A GREAT GATHERING.
Representative Medicos from All Part,
of the world

Representative Medicos from All Parts
of the world
The Niuth International Medical Congress
which will meet In this city Sept. next Is
body worthy OF all the honor aud atteu-
ton that can be given It. President Ceve-
land will open the congress 10 person aud
will receive the delegates as boly at the
white house one evening before the al
journment. This Is following precedents
.et at former congresses In other countries.
A short address Of welcome will he given
by Secretary Bayard. 1t Is estimated that
fully 5000 doctors will be In attendance,
ind nearly every nation on the face Of the
earth will be represented.
The programme for the sessions 10 as fol-
lows:
Monday, Sept 5, general meeting az Al
haugh's Opera House, beginning at Il a. IN.
Forenoon: Organization Of the congress,
report Of secretary general, report Of chair
man Of local committee. Address OF wei
come by Secretary OF State Blyard. Al
dress by the president OF the con gress, AMI
other addresses, Afternoon session, begln.
ming at 3 p. m: Evening Conversations, at
Pension Hall, from 3 to IL p. m.
Tuesday, Sept. @, 10 a. IN General ad
dress. First. DR.. Austin Flint, OF Nsw
York, on fever, its causes, mechanism, and
rational treatmcnt; second, DR.. Mariana
Semmola, of Naples, Italy, on blcterIologY
and IFS therapeutical relations. Programme
for all sections: Morning session IL a. IN ,
adjourn at p. M; afternoon session, . to
| O. Visit to Corcoran Art Gallery.
Wednesday, Sept. Z, 10 a. m.-Gencrdl
addresses; first, DIR. p. g. unna, OF Ham
burg, Germany, on the relations OF derma-
| tology to general medicine: second, Dc. II.
| Fielding Blanford, OF London, "The Treat
mtnt Of Recent Cases of Insanity in A y.
l ums and in Private Houses"
Sections, same as Tuesday. reception by
| citizens, $ to IL p. IN.
Thursday, Sept. s-General meeting OF 10
| a. m. General addresses first, DR.. A. Lu-
| teaud, OF Paris, on the "lntluence OF Dis.
| coveries Of American Surgeons on the De-
velopment of GynHology in Europe;" sec.
| nnd, DIR. Neudorfcr, OF Vienna, on the
Military Medicine OF the Present and That
| of the Near Future" Section meeting as
| on Tuesday eyening-General reception and
| buffet banquet at Pension Hall.
Friday, Sept 9-General meeting at 10 a
III. for general business. Sections. Moro
ing session at II a. IN, Afternoon session al
| 3 p. m.
Saturday-General meeting at 10 a. m
| Visit to Mount Vernon.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
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BONNETS.
HATS.

HATS.
All our choice Straw Bonnets, marke 81 rs.
si.S5, and csc. each, are to be closed out at 40
cents each. Children's and Ladies' Large Sun
Hats closing OH, at just what they cost US.
Straw Sailor Hats In all sizes-black, white,
navy. and brown-for 2j cents each. Superior
quality.
A WORD ABOUT MILLINERY.
We have pleasure In announcing the en-
gagement of Nine. Clancy, who resigned an
important position IN Dunlap's noted millinery
establishment TO take charge here. In CON
versntion with her the other day we learned
that Dunlap's prices are t5 for making and
trimming, and from 81 10 SO for trimming.
Mmc. Clancy was not a little horrlied to learn
the Pulals ROYAL prices TO be rs cents for trim
ming and 81 for making and thinning. That
we are Offering Iunlap's styles at moderate
prices is shown by our selling Sailor Hats
trimmed with ribbons and bird for IS, the same
as made and sold by Nine. Clancy for $40 and
SIS at Dunlap's establishment.
Incidentally We mentionthat our Mrs. Nelson
makes corsets to order at prices escorrespondlnsly
low. Corseis repaired and renovated at shor,
notice, so MIS-. Nelson asks us to state.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
TIN QUARTERLY REPORT
or the chief Of Poiiee on the Force and
Its work.

Of the chief of Police on the Force and
Its work.
The report OF Mai Moore for the quarter
ending June so, 1881, has been submitted to
the commissioners. The force comprises
277 men and officers, OF which number 245
aie privates, 90 are sergeants, aud 10 lieu
t,nants. There are 33 men detailed. The
time lest by sickness and other causes was
1,18i days; on leave, J06 days; without
leave 6 days. The arrests byprecincts were
as follows: First, l,1SG: second, 425; third,
All; fourth, $40; fifth, 357; sixth, T39; sew
enih 2S3; eighth, 437 by detectives, 9i |;
making total Of 4,Sl7, Of which number
sl3 were women. The table Of ages Of pris-
ontrs Is as follows; From 10 TO 20 years,
sec; 20 to 30 years, 3GS; 80 to 40 years,
rs: 40 years. over, 975. There were
15S0 United States cases and 3,lS1 District
cases tried.
The larcenies reported were 430: house
breaking In the night, 43; in the day, O;
grand larceny, 4S; petit larceny, 2jj; lar.
ceny from the person, 81; highway robbery,
8; embczzlement, 3; false pretenses, 0; for
gerry, 4.
The estimated amount of property stolen
was $l5,014; Loot or mislaid. $l.G35. The
amount OF property recovered was
sG.sb7.44.
OF the intilentals reported, there we're
1903 accidents, u attempts at snicide, G5 per-
sons given cid in sickness and accident, IL
abandoned infants found, l3 dead infants
found, 73 doors and windows found open,
| Is persons were found sick on the street,
| $50 dodgers accommodated.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY
NIn,r Occorroncss In and About tn
CITY.


Rev ". Il. French IL seriously i'll with
rsrlysis at his home, 2ll Thirteenth street
southwest.
nr Rudolph Cssell asks for permission to
shtut such birds as arc injurious to the cult
walton Of fish.
A dead white female child was found on
Fh'de Island avenue. near Twelfth street, yes
tcrd0y 10y OiliCar Luskey.
Tie commissioners yesterday hal not con.
s,dCred Capt SymOns' report on tue condition
Cftbc water department accounts.
w. johnson complains to the commission.
Crs Bgainst the Il. 4 Z. railroad for lOtdint
and unloading their cars In front OF his prem.
iSCs.
Lieut.. Amiiss has recommended that the
6CGd animal wagon and the garbage wagon
visit Louisiana avenue, between Ninth aud
Tenth streets, twice day.
Capt. Griffin, of the engineer department.
will 10y the new combination curb and gutter
on Massachusetts avenue, both sides, between
New Jersey avenue aud North G street.
The citizens committee appointed a, the re-
cent meeting Of water takers II bring the res1-
luiions adopted by that body to the attention
OF the President have not succeeded as yet.
Chief Graves, Of the bureau of engraving and
printing, asks the commissioners to begin
work on the new sewer, otherwise the ro mac
flats Improvements will interfere with the pres
Cnt sew eragc of his building.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
FLOWERS.
FEATHERS-BIRDS.

Entire Stock o fine French Flowers al less
han what they cost us TO import. We hav
me very beautiful specimens which have not
s0ld readily because so expensive. Low prices
now. We have sold many hundreds of punches
ofdaisies at 25 cents a bunch. They're all gone
ard we can't get more; SO we offer our 4s-ceut
lunches twice as lorge) at 90 cents bunch;
that's less than cost. Bunchcs OF Snowballs,
more than twice as large as those we sold for
10 cents. We offer for 25 cents bunch.
Ostrich Feather Tips, 8 In punches s-is-cent
lunches for 25 cents. and the 6s.cent punches
for SO cents.
Birds and Wings are offered very low in
rrce; not old stock, but new lot secured
cheap.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
RIBBONS.

All narrow Satin and Gros Grain Ribbon I
are tfTered 10 per cent below last weeks
prices. Tie numbers and prices are too
vsried to quote here. Just one illustration
No. I6 Ciros Grain Ribbon, fancy edge, reduced
frm As TO 90 cents per yard
To mske the sale doubly attractive we Offer
the following new SASH RIBBoNs at reduced
prices:
EN-. Moirc Sash, fancy edge, marked SLID;
reduced to 81.
lOilch Moire Sash, oil colors, marked 81. .os;
reduced to sl.s9.
Colors-Plpk, light and dark blue, hello
trope, cream, brown. lavender. white, black,
and new shade Of green.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
RuildInp psru,tfs

T.c following building permits were issued
yesterday: Ella Cheline, to erect two brick
dwellings. numbered 81 and 66 street IL )rth-
east; 81 500. John Hayes, to erect two frame
dwellings, numbered 7l6 aud us Grant avenue.
county; $500. Thomas |. Cohen, to erect brick
dwelling, numbered 226 East Capitol street
northeast; s., 600. II. Masterson. to erect brick
stable in rear of 22i9 Twelfth street northwest;
$500. =. Helmuth, to repair No. ll5 Il street
northeast; si0O Moses Winters, to repair No.
SS4 Wilson street northwest @ :iOl, z W; Tyler,
Michael Dousherty, to repair No. 7l5 Virginia
avenue southeast; $50. II. o. Towles, to en-.
lnrge No. SC9 ii street nOrthMest; 500.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
business Chance-seiIing on to Retir
from Business.

Sealed proposals will be received at my
store, No. p2S Seventh street northwest, Wash.
irgton, u. C., until IL o'clock noon Wednesday
Aug. TO- 1857, ior the balance of my stock of
Dry Goods and Carpetings.
\ fair inventory of the stock will be made al
cost prices, and the proposals must be fjr so
much on the dollar. The right TO accept or re-
reserved. The goodwill and store fixtures
thrown in. including lre-proot safe, desks,
&c. Store building Tor sale or rent. Any fur
thcr information will be cheerfully given by
calling upon W. W. BURDErrE,
Nos. Q2s eth st. and 7O6 X st, nv.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
ExcnrsIon Rates to Orange Camp Fair

FsNNHIHTVH N"0V' Z" Or""tst t"rHF r NIFs .
The annual fair Of the Grange Association
will he held at Grange Camp, on Washington
end Ohio ralroai Aug. II to 18th. b sides
Interesting addresses on agricultural subjects
that will be delivered by prominent men, and
u fine display OF live stock, tournaments, diuc-
ing, racing. and many other attractive features
viii tend N greatly add to the enjoyment OF
close on Sunday, Aug. Is, with religious ser
wees conducted by Rev. John Z. Newman and
other prominent dvines
Round trip tickets. including admission to
the grounds, Will be sold from Washington at
The rate of co cents, Aug. Q to 18th. inclusive;
limited good TO return until 10Th. In addition
to regular train service, special train Will
run Aug. II to 18th. sunday excepted, leaving
Washington at l:21 =. mH Returning leave
Change Camp at 1l.30 y. IN.
For tickets and other information clll at 1900
Pennsylvania avenue or at Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station, corner sixth and b
nOrihwpgt
National Republican., 1887-08-09
HANDKE

Handkerchefs are not millinery. We can't
help but mention the new 12lSc. Handker-
chiefs. We were little ahead OF our oompeti-
tors, and SECURED CHOICE OF A BIG JOB
LOT. Warranted pure linen aud extra fne
linen. Handkerchiefs with hand embroidered
boroefs, in white and colors; also some with
ItvtIe, fancy dice, and tucked borders; d
diff rent designs. The cheapest of our COM
Ie'i,oIs are charging lsc., generally sold for
osn
National Republican., 1887-08-09
uabitual CONSTIPATION

And kidney aud liver Ills, depending ON a
liver, or bowels, are succe ssfuiiy and per. :.
msnCntly cured only by the use OF the gentle
yet elective laxative and diuretic, Syrup of
figs. Its advantages are evident; II Is easily
taken, pleasing to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, harmless To the most delicate sys.
tom, ana iIuly beneficial in effect, For sale in
90 cent and 81 bottles BY all leading druggists,
National Republican., 1887-08-09
Hay Fever

is an inRamcd condition OF the lining mem
brane of the nOstrils, teRr-durts, and throat,
affecting the lungs. An acrd mucus is sc
creted, the discharge is accompanied with n
burning sensation. There are severe spasmI
of sneezing frequent attacks of headache.
watery, and inaIned eyes. Ely's Cream Balm
is remedy that can be depended upon to
quickly relieve and cure. so cents at drug
rists; by mail registered, GO cents. Ely Bsos.,
.S5 Greenwich street, New York.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
A GOOD SUGGESTION.
Lieut.. Amiss Wants to Relieve the
Fifteenth street Traffic.

Fifteenth street Traffic.
Maj. Moore has forwarded to the D,s-
trict commissioners, with his approval, q
letter from Lieut.. Amiss, Of the first pre-
clnct, suggesting that the Washington an !
Georgetown railroad Company be required
to transfer their passengers to and from
the Fourteenth street cars 10 front of Riggs
Bank, instead OF directly across Fifteenth
street as has been the custom. The reason
given for the recommendation is that II 1t
is adopted the blockade OF Fifteenth street
by passengers in process Of transfer will no
longer exist, thus relieving this over.crowded
,horoughfare Of considerable strain aud
making 1t impossible for drivers of heavily
laden wagons to obey the police regulations,
which require them to keep on the car
track while on that street below New York
avenue,
National Republican., 1887-08-09

Steamboat service between this city an 1
Pinev Point has been established by the Pos
Office Department. The schedule goes into
operation on oct. :, and Is as follows Leave
Washington Mondays. Wednes lays aud Sat-
uIdays Al $3.50 D. m. arrive at fincy PJint II: 30
p NJ: leave Pney Point Tne,i9ys, Thur.dsys
and sundays at 1915 m, arrive at Washing
Ton by G.i5 q. m.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
TIE SENSIBLE CONCLUSION
To which n Prominent business Man
Las Come on Pool Rooms.

las Come ON Pool Rooms.
"One OF the very first acts Of the flftieth
Congress should be to break up pool selling
In this city," said well-known business
man to REPUBLICAN reporter last night,
land 1t behooves," he continued, "all goo1
citizens to join In the crusade against the
POOL rooms. Thousands OF dollars are daily
iqnandered at these places by men and
boys Of limited means that should be de
voted to legitimate purposes. The pool
rooms are worse curse than were the faro
hanks in the old times, for the reason that
ihty take even the 50-cent pieces OF the
small boy. Congress should pass law
similar to that enacted by the last New
York legislature, which restricts pool SELL
Ing to certain months in tue year, and then
only on the race Tracks,
National Republican., 1887-08-09
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
Willie in State OF intoxication Man
Falls Owe rbOarl,

Falls Overheard.
The sad news OF the drowning of Thomas
Lee Stiles, aged % years, living at 81 G
street nor heast, was source Of grief to
Ills friends. lie and a companion left on
the Lady OF the Lake for Norfolk Saturday
evening and both were under the influence
OF liquor The purser OF the boat, when
the steamer was sixty miles down the river,
saw Stiles 60 Observation-Disclosures accl'
dentGlly or purpusely he could not say
The boat was stopped aud search was made
for him, but not Il trace OF the missing
man could be seen. A passenger said thai
Stiles attempted to sit on the rail OF the
boat ana fell backwards. The officers re
gard 1t an accidental case OF drowning,
National Republican., 1887-08-09

IF you make il Il rule TO flavor all your cold
drirk Ks with ten or litpcu drops of AngnStura
BIUeIsNoH wilt bce1 free from malaria and
sumner diseases and have your digestive or
CHus in good order But he sure yon get the
glIninr article, manufactured only by Dr. ],
G.. u. SiegeIt d Cons.
National Republican., 1887-08-09

The recent collision between the steamers
Pilot Boy and Mary Washington will b,
officially investigated by Gen. Dumont'S
Steamboat inspectors, so as to fix the re-
tponslbility and TO iuiict upon the party at
fault the full penalty Of the law.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
A Now AiIracIinn.

Miss Alice Raymond, the cornet virtuoso.
will be the musical attraction this week on the
steamer Pilot Boy and az Glymont. She Is sec-
ond only to Levy, rendering solos with feeling
and execution; The management OF the Pilot
TO the pleasure aud comfort Of It's patrons,
and, a. a conscqu, nee, It's excursions have be.
Come very popular with the best class OF our
nponlp.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
For tho Ladies'.

Laughter Is the poor mans platter,
Making every burden light;
Turning sadness into gladuess,
Darkest hour TO May dawn bright.
IT'S the deeoest and the che tpest
Cure for ills OF this description,
But for those that wOmau's heir to,
Use DR.. ierce's layorite Prescription"
Cures all weaknesses ard Irregularities, 'hear-
irg down" sensations, ''internal fever" bloat.
Ing. displacement, Inflammation, morning
sickness ard tendency to caucrrous disease.
PIice reduced 10 one dollar. By druggists.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS
MIDSUMM GOODS

One Lot of Plain Coored including Bk) ENGLISH SERGES
ard CASHMERES, fully 3 inches wde only per yard;
worth 80 cents.
This lot consists of all the shades
free from any manufacturers mperfecons
pieces the NEW ERA CLOTH dark designs cents
per yard; sold erywhere else for
inches wider
fnih fine. and durable; suitable for dress wrapper
Only about Chidrens Pink and Blue SATEEN DIRE SES:
jeduced from So to 4o cents.
Embroidered French CHEMSES 60 cents recent
price, oS cents.
Fifteen dozen Cambc CORSET COVERS. slightly oei
til med with embroidery front and back
The high neck low, neck V-shap. "a
TON BUSTLES everywhere 4S cents
to-day tie remaining stock will be closed out for cents
Three styles INFANTS DRESSES, Hubbard
embroidered
rodery neck and SITS, will be SI2
National Republican., 1887-08-09

An alarm from box 500 At O clock yesterday
afternoon was for the burning OF houses 1909
and 1911 Twenty.sixth street, occupied by five
families. The cause of the fire was due To an
inmate emplying his lighted pipe on the floor.
The damage Is estimated at $500.
National Republican., 1887-08-09

FEed Courtney, colored boy, while a ,hiDg
for a watermelon that fell overheard on the
river front yesterday, lost his balance ald fell
trouble rescued him. nr. nammett resls
citat'd the 10y, hut the snncg was so great
that shortly alter being taken home the boy
died
National Republican., 1887-08-09

Amu'c, which was b2ing ridden 10y Daniel
Leighton, colorcd, on Sunday Afternoon. threw
bis rider when near LyOl's mill, on ROCK
Greek, and rot satisfied with this fat pro.
&C ede1 10 Kick the fallen man; result. u brJsen
arm AID spriinci leg, Lo:h of which be-
longed 10 the tipped. The injured man was
sCrt TO FIeCdmGn's Hnspitii tor treatment.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
A Gond Time.

The steamer Pilot Boy took dpwn large
number of members and friends Of Friendship
Assembly, No. G5Si, X of L., yesterday. Ol
both trips the boat was full with merry
crowd, and the pleasant resort OF GymouI was
quite lively.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
The Retreat at Georgetown.

A retreat for the clergy of the diocese OF
Richmond will be given at Georgetown
University, commencing on the 22i instant,
hy the Rev. z. A. Halpin, s. j., OF the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
Boston.
National Republican., 1887-08-09

Tie fCllowlng marriage liceuses have been
issued Rober. Green aud Josephine Tinsley
bo,h of HenIicl county, Va Addison A. Web
ster ard Lucinda D. Malet. Charles 4. Gray
and Katie A Murphy; James 4 KinySlon ald
Annie {. Walker, of AnnarOli' Md.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
MILLINERY
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Since new goods are daily arriving, we
deem it wise to still further reduce in price all
Summer Goods in every department. We quote,
specially for the next few days, MILLINERY.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
a I.IIIIn RInIa-

SUMNER RATES for advertisements OF Wants,
For Kent, and For Safe of two lines times
or llEes3 times for ~ cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
Dangerously Ill,

Gen. George Custis Lee, the president of
the Washington and Lee University, of Vir-
ginio, the Oldest son OF the late Gen.
Robert +. Lee, is lying dangerously Ill at
"Rsvensworth,n y the country seat of Repre-
sentative Lee. His physicians Drs. Fairfax
and Powell, of Alexandria, called Surgeon
General John b. Hamilton In consult tation,
and the three remained with the patient
through Sunday night. Yesterday Gen.
Lee was reported as som what improved.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
Iiase nnII

Frederick vs, nyattsyilc, Capitol Park,
NCdnceday, Aug, 10, GHme called 1880 p m
Admission, 25 cents, No churge for ladies.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
niarrIapn Licnn.n..

SUMNER RATES for advertisements OF Wants,
For Rent, and For Sale of Two lines times, or
3 fines times for 2l Cemis.
National Republican., 1887-08-09

htout aweek ago l3'year-old Edie MI
lcr,.. of 329 C street southeast, had adlficulty
with another small boy, in which he re
crived q kick In the stomach, from the
effects Of which he died las, Saturday
night. Eddie was repeatedly requested 10
give the name Of his asssilaut, but refused,
for the reason, as he said, that he did not
want the boy prosecuted. Tne parents OF
the dead boy will not press the case.
National Republican., 1887-08-09

SUMNER RATES for Advertisements Of Wants,
For Rent and For sale Of two lines times,
or lines times for 20 cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
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The Fire Departments Dnings.

Chief Engineer Paris reports that for July
there were nineteen alarms. The estimate
loss was $500, with an Insurance of si,oi5,
against loss of Sl0O9j. with an insurance of
Sl7,9s0 for the prcc ding month There were
eight Local alarms responded to. with loss of
SEQ and sn insurance. of sjJ F re Marshal W.
q. Drew inspected during the month fifly-two
grocery sfor' where inilammauie otis are on
sale; of tit! .our samples tested foty tour stood
lie test,
National Republican., 1887-08-09
The Mule Was Uoinjured.

suMNFR RATES for advertisements of Wants,
For Rent, and For sale OF two lines times, or
8 liues lines for 70 cents
National Republican., 1887-08-09
The watermelon and the hoy.

SUMNER RATS for advertisements OF Wants,
For Rent, and For s6le OF two lines times,
or lines 3 times for 25 cents
National Republican., 1887-08-09
CITY ITEMS.

ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS, al Four
lnd-a-half street northwest, three doors north
VI Pennsylvania avenue. E. p. Howlaud, NJ
and mechanical dentists. Extvactions, under
nitrous oxide, SO cents each tooth, and only 50
yents extra for gas, whether one or number
II teeth are extracted at the. same sitting
persons. Artificial teeth " per set Gold
anna gam, and white Filings inserted In the
lest manner. All work warranted drst class
National Republican., 1887-08-09

"ALDERSEY DAIRY WAGONS. Fresh Alder
uey Butter chnrned every morning and deliv-
9red in u pound Ward" prints, al 10 cents PEI
pound. Also cottage cheese, cents rer ball;
buttermilk, cents per quart, and sweet niilh
At 3 cents per quart.
National Republican., 1887-08-09

BERKELEY, a pure rye whisky, the best on
he market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 q
luart, ana 30 cents q pint, 25 cents sample
bottle, ThRrp. S18 street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
Til. Accident to Ia Inyost,cated.

SUMNER RATES for sdvertiseme nts Of Wants
For Rent, and For Sale nt two lines 1 time s
or lines times for - cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-09
He Refused 10 Tell.

SUMNER RATES for advertisements of wants,
For Rent, and For sale Of two lines times.
or 3 lines times for % cents